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    Posted: 10 October 2007 at 2:26am
at what age did your childs eyes change to their permanent colour?
I have to fill out Kates eye colour for her passport- her eyes are still blue but I was wondering if they can still change from now, I am pretty sure I've heard of others babies changing later than 4 months. Charlottes were blue for 3 months but you could always tell they were going to go darker as they were an unnatural navy blue sort of colour. Kates are really light blue, but they are getting little flecks and going a grey blue like her Dads.
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Quinn's eyes changed from blue to green after about two years of age.

That passpost question is a tricky one, I guess just fill in the colour they are now and it will have to be changed if her eyes change.
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Charlottes took a year to change from blue to brown and only recently have they really darkened up.

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Bays eyes were very blue from 3 months on and have stayed that way (hes 3.5yrs now). Astins sometimes look grey/brownish and sometimes blue so we cant tell what they are going to settle on!!

I had very dark brown eyes when i was little then when i was 9 they changed to hazel which they are now.

My niece had blue eyes until she was 2.5yrs then they changes to a funny hazel brown.

I dont think there is a set time that they change so i would say just put down what they are at present
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Jacks never even kind of changed from that pale blue and they are still that now.

Caprece was born with blue/hazel eyes and they are getting darker and darker so i'm not sure if they will be green like mine or brown like dps. If they are still pretty light they probably won't change soon so I would just put blue
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My first driver's licence (in the paper days) said I had blue eyes, but in fact they must have been blue-green from when I was about 13 (when I first noticed the green in them) and now they are definitely green. Eyes are bizarre! LOL. Hannah's eyes are green, I didn't really notice hers change, it was when Briona was born (H=19mos) that I noticed that they didn't both have blue.
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